Titlebook: Wittgenstein’s Pre-Tractatus Writings; Interpretations and Jimmy Plourde,Mathieu Marion Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Au

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Wittgenstein on Negation, Bipolarity, and Symmetry, be driven by a strong “symmetricalist” intuition, which provides the dominant themes of his reflections. Yet, important “asymmetricalist” counterthemes are also present and can account for many uncertainties and oscillations on Wittgenstein’s part.

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,“,”: Wittgenstein’s , and the Search for Meaning, we find in the ., with Wittgenstein’s conception of ethics intrinsically connected to his conception of philosophy and its task of appeasing our life and death mind disturbances, tranquility that is synonymous with fulfilling the purpose of existence.

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Book 2024ht, some down paths that are later abandoned, some leading towards it. The volume thus offers not only a fresh perspective on the pre-Tractatus writings, but also a comprehensive reading of a wide range of central topics from the very first letters, the “Notes on Logic”, the “Notes dictated to G.E. Moore” to the three surviving war-time notebooks.

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,Wittgenstein’s Pre-, Conception of Philosophy: From the Originally Assumed View of the Task of PhilI propose a reconstruction of what Wittgenstein originally assumed regarding the task of philosophy and I argue that Wittgenstein’s early conception of philosophy gradually emerged from his efforts to deal with the defects of this originally assumed conception of philosophy’s task.

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,Is There Room for a Transcendental Aesthetic in Wittgenstein’s Early Thought?,ely discussed in light of Kant’s First Critique, little has been said about the possibility of there being room for a transcendental aesthetic in Wittgenstein’s early thought. This chapter examines Wittgenstein’s pre-Tractatus notes in order to fill this gap in previous research.

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Introduction,nding of Wittgenstein’s early thought and of its development, we argue, may only be achieved through a non-piecemeal study of these writings. We also show how chapters in this volume contribute to vindicating this approach and how they contributes to our comprehensive understanding of Wittgenstein’s early thought.

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A Path to the ,: From Facts and Forms Through Picturing to Modality,, namely, Frege and Russell’s rejection of modality, and so of a venerable tradition of characterizing logic in modal terms. Against this background, Wittgenstein’s view of propositions in the . is part of a rejoinder to Frege and Russell, bringing modality back into logic.

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